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Student property investment - key growth drivers

Our annual student housing conference will be returning for its eighth year on 24th May at the De Vere Grand Connaught Rooms where we will discuss the next big opportunity areas in the sector.

Another month of outstanding success for LD Events

The LD Events team would like to thank all those who attended London Resi Development 2017 and Housing Delivery Conference 2017 at London’s Cavendish Conference Centre and ETC Venues, St Paul's this March.

The role of housing associations and the power of partnerships

Could 2017 prove to be a bumper year for UK housing association organisations? We discuss current market performance, partnership developments in the pipeline and what more can be done to improve output.

Housing White Paper: 6 proposals we mustn't overlook

There's no denying that the Housing White Paper included a few sticking plasters, but it did also indicate several markers for more drastic industry change.

5 London property investment opportunities in 2017

Market growth guide: which housing sectors will take the spotlight in 2017?

Housing White Paper Part 1: what we know and what we predict

The 2017 housing white paper will bring about a marked change in the UK, and set a new course for housing delivery and planning policy. We discuss industry predictions and what we know ahead of its publication.

London Mayor takes aim at property planning shake-up in 2017

We examine the Mayor’s Supplementary Planning Guidance draft and potential housing delivery opportunities in 2017.

Housebuilding hopes kicked into gear after Autumn Statement

Sweeteners for UK ‘Jams’, a new UK financial direction? Industry opportunities: We discuss the latest Autumn Statement.

Key opportunities in the UK retirement property sector

We take a look at the role of care homes today, and how future investment can fill an ever-widening gap.

What's next for the London prime property market?

Only five 'super prime' London properties were sold in the three months to August this year. Where are the opportunities for buyers and investors after a challenging year?